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Heading & Content Styles <h1>

This page serves as an example of the different heading styles that can be used to organize your content on a page. Heading styles can be applied by highlighting the text and selecting a heading style from the dropdown in the Formatted Text and Images editor.

Using Headers Effectively <h2>

Dividing pages by using section headers helps to turn your content into easily digestible chucks. This page structure allows visitors to quickly scan a page for the information they are looking for.

Every page should include a page header or <h1> line at the top that represents what the page is about; the <h1> should also match the page title which is defined in the "display name" field of page properties. It is helpful to include a brief page summary after the page header. The rest of the page should follow a descending structure of <h2> through <h6>.

Link Styles <h3>

Links can be created by highlighting your text and clicking on the link icon in the editor. Your links will look like this.

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Heading & Content Styles <h1>

This page serves as an example of the different heading styles that can be used to organize your content on a page. Heading styles can be applied by highlighting the text and selecting a heading style from the dropdown in the Formatted Text and Images editor.

Using Headers Effectively <h2>

Dividing pages by using section headers helps to turn your content into easily digestible chucks. This page structure allows visitors to quickly scan a page for the information they are looking for.

Every page should include a page header or <h1> line at the top that represents what the page is about; the <h1> should also match the page title which is defined in the "display name" field of page properties. It is helpful to include a brief page summary after the page header. The rest of the page should follow a descending structure of <h2> through <h6>.

Heading & Content Styles <h1>

This page serves as an example of the different heading styles that can be used to organize your content on a page. Heading styles can be applied by highlighting the text and selecting a heading style from the dropdown in the Formatted Text and Images editor.

Using Headers Effectively <h2>

Dividing pages by using section headers helps to turn your content into easily digestible chucks. This page structure allows visitors to quickly scan a page for the information they are looking for.

Every page should include a page header or <h1> line at the top that represents what the page is about; the <h1> should also match the page title which is defined in the "display name" field of page properties. It is helpful to include a brief page summary after the page header. The rest of the page should follow a descending structure of <h2> through <h6>.

Heading & Content Styles <h1>

This page serves as an example of the different heading styles that can be used to organize your content on a page. Heading styles can be applied by highlighting the text and selecting a heading style from the dropdown in the Formatted Text and Images editor.

Using Headers Effectively <h2>

Dividing pages by using section headers helps to turn your content into easily digestible chucks. This page structure allows visitors to quickly scan a page for the information they are looking for.

Every page should include a page header or <h1> line at the top that represents what the page is about; the <h1> should also match the page title which is defined in the "display name" field of page properties. It is helpful to include a brief page summary after the page header. The rest of the page should follow a descending structure of <h2> through <h6>.

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